"It" is pimping again.

Very nice.

roy hodgson is the new liverpool boss.................

Blackburn, Udinese, UAE... Liverpool

If played centrally and built around, he will be their best player and possible league-best player.

You think he's better centrally than wide?

Never really been a goalscoring midfielder but he could be one of the signings of the Premier League.

I think his best attribute is his passing, especially when he's able to link play and be at the hub of things. He won't play in the 'midfield' but in the hole, with two defensively strong midfielders behind him. He's pretty quick and can dribble well, but it's his passing and general decision making that I rate.

I think in terms of creative, through ball passing, he's already the best in the league, him or Fabregas anyway, whilst I think his ability to playmake in the hole will make him a top signing for City. He's not as direct as somebody like Gerrard, but he's a better decision maker and passer.

Dunno if this has been reported on here, but I see that Benitez has given donations to a few more Merseyside charities. A care home and the Rhys Jones memorial fund I wonder if LGJM still thinks it's all a publicity stunt?

Dunno if this has been reported on here, but I see that Benitez has given donations to a few more Merseyside charities. A care home and the Rhys Jones memorial fund I wonder if LGJM still thinks it's all a publicity stunt?

Billinge_Lump wrote:Dunno if this has been reported on here, but I see that Benitez has given donations to a few more Merseyside charities. A care home and the Rhys Jones memorial fund I wonder if LGJM still thinks it's all a publicity stunt? These are the comments in the very story you linked to: true genuine people.Shame on David Mooores,Rick Parry and those blood sucking Yanks! What dignified people we have had in our midst, Rafa and his wife donating to the good causes in the area puts the "yanks" to shame. Rafa has cemented his legacy amongst the people of merseyside, even if you are not a red or a blue, you cant help but be touched by thier gesture of generosity. I think we should start a campaign to get Mr and Mrs Benitez the Freedom of Merseyside or even Liverpool and Wirral.They are truly genuine kind hearted people with all their donations and hard work behind the scenes around Liverpool.I think Liverpool players who are about to jump ship because he is gone should think twice and have a good look in the mirror and say to themselves,I'm not having those Yanks push me out of this great club! YNWA RAFA . Class - remember Rafa dancing at One Night in Istanbul at The Empire which was great when he was being stabbed in the back by some at Liverpool same time - a good man, and in Liverpool peoples tradition - not a YES man. Well in Rafa and Montse Now he's obviously donated a lot of money when leaving Liverpool. Good on him for that. But it's not exactly hard to donate money when you've just pocketed a £6m severance package. These two donations have trickled out later. But walking into the J96 offices and handing over a cheque for £96k was blatantly going to generate publicity for him and against the yanks. That's exactly what has happened. The story appears in the press and the supporters are immediately saying what a great guy Rafa is and how despicable the yanks are.

Billinge_Lump wrote:Dunno if this has been reported on here, but I see that Benitez has given donations to a few more Merseyside charities. A care home and the Rhys Jones memorial fund I wonder if LGJM still thinks it's all a publicity stunt? These are the comments in the very story you linked to: true genuine people.Shame on David Mooores,Rick Parry and those blood sucking Yanks! What dignified people we have had in our midst, Rafa and his wife donating to the good causes in the area puts the "yanks" to shame. Rafa has cemented his legacy amongst the people of merseyside, even if you are not a red or a blue, you cant help but be touched by thier gesture of generosity. I think we should start a campaign to get Mr and Mrs Benitez the Freedom of Merseyside or even Liverpool and Wirral.They are truly genuine kind hearted people with all their donations and hard work behind the scenes around Liverpool.I think Liverpool players who are about to jump ship because he is gone should think twice and have a good look in the mirror and say to themselves,I'm not having those Yanks push me out of this great club! YNWA RAFA . Class - remember Rafa dancing at One Night in Istanbul at The Empire which was great when he was being stabbed in the back by some at Liverpool same time - a good man, and in Liverpool peoples tradition - not a YES man. Well in Rafa and Montse Now he's obviously donated a lot of money when leaving Liverpool. Good on him for that. But it's not exactly hard to donate money when you've just pocketed a £6m severance package. These two donations have trickled out later. But walking into the J96 offices and handing over a cheque for £96k was blatantly going to generate publicity for him and against the yanks. That's exactly what has happened. The story appears in the press and the supporters are immediately saying what a great guy Rafa is and how despicable the yanks are.

What if news emerges that the yanks have donated a few million pounds to Liverpool charities since they took over LFC? Will that change your opinion of them or will you still think they're ***** because of the way the club has been run since they took over?

He done it because the Rhys Jones murder affected him a lot and he was touched. He didn't have to do it, he's walked away with a great relationship with the fans, he's loved and he didn't have to do a single thing. He's also kept his house in Merseyside because he'd love to go back there one day, it isn't some tricky stunt he's pulled here, he's donated to charity in an attempt to give back to those who gave him so much. They aren't just any old charities, they're local charities and I refuse to even consider that he done it in an attempt to have a pop at the Americans, or even an attempt to change anybody's view of him, he done it to say thank you and to help those who helped him.